Cupid's Arrow hit me hard!

Chapter 1342

“You! Certainly.”

“Doesn’t that make me the matchmaker?”

Josh thought about it and answered, “Yes.”

“I’m giving you my bank details so you can send me a little token of appreciation for matching you two together. Come on, I’m not going to give you money as a wedding gift, I have better things in mind than something as impersonal as money. However, for my part, I would like some money because I am shallow. Consider it a thank–you gesture for my role as the matchmaker.”

Josh was struck speechless.

Serenity had transformed Zachary into a man who kept checks and balances even when it came to his interpersonal relationships.

This banquet continued well into midnight.

In the past, Zachary would only show up for ten to fifteen minutes at most, just as a formality. After that, he would immediately excuse himself. Tonight was an exception. He waited until the banquet was over before leaving with his beloved wife. His actions were a testament to the love and affection he had for his wife.

This also served as a public affirmation of Serenity’s position in the family. The rumors that she was not getting along with her mother–in–law were proven false, and the tales people spun about her having a tense relationship with the family were completely inaccurate.

they were her daughter, and the other members of

for jewelry could tell that it was an exotic piece that was

tonight, the rumors circulating Wiltspoon about Serenity’s tense relationship with her husband’s

could hardly be bothered about such talks. It had hardly crossed her mind at all for as far

her into the car, she tilted her body sideways to lean

immune to

liked drinking but could never hold her alcohol; even a bottle of beer was enough to knock her out.

improved her alcohol tolerance slightly, but it ended up bolstering her confidence disproportionately. When she was chatting

short ten–minute period when Zachary

somewhere else.

wine, good

enough to playfully slap Zachary’s hand away. She began mumbling incoherently about

said, “Well, the wine was pretty good, but I don’t think you could handle

that.”

He would tell them that his wife did not like it when he drinks and that he did not want to reek of alcohol. Everyone was very understanding and did not pressure him into drinking. They even complimented

loud was that they thought his wife

a slave.

care what people had

knew that his duty